The Scale of Finiteness and the Calculus of Control

By I. Landau. 2004

450 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Language and Linguistics

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1. H. Sigurðsson
2. I. Landau

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1. H. Sigurðsson
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2. I. Landau
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Citations in the corpus

• The case of PRO (2008, background): “55 Given that, as we saw above, PRO cannot independently represent the 1st or the 2nd person, and given also that infinitives are Tense dependent (Landau 2004: 819ff; Sigurðsson 2007e), it is warranted to conclude that PRO infinitives have a CP domain that has no active speech event features of its…”
• A Two-Tiered Theory of Control (2015, methodology): “This assumption is 18 See Landau 2003, 2007, to appear, Bobaljik & Landau 2009, Sato 2011, Ndayiragije 2012, Wood 2012. problematic in two respects.”
• SEVERING THE DISTRIBUTION OF PRO FROM CASE (2006, background): “The alternative is to tie the distribution of PRO to the specific values of [T] and [Agr] on the I and C heads of the embedded clause (Landau 2004).”